ORDERS PLACED THURSDAY/FRIDAY WILL BE SHIPPED EARLY NEXT WEEK. WE APOLOGISE FOR ANY INCONVENIENCE.
A couple months back I did a video where I decluttered our potting shade house, which is also home to our Worm Farm. I promised …
Inside our worm farm bathtub (plus worm farming tips) Read More »
We are extremely lucky to live in a climate where we can grow food all year, and Winter is always abundant for us here. Of …
What we’re growing this winter in the subtropics Read More »
We’re a bit late on the ginger harvest front. Normally our Ginger harvests occur in May, but it was so wet last month I just …
In the last 3 months we’ve received an excessive amount of rain, and with that our tomato season has suffered as a bit of a …
If you’re also living in South East Queensland or Northern NSW I am sure you’re a little over the copious amounts of rain we’ve received …
Last year I recorded a podcast with tips on succession planting, aka always having something to harvest from the veggie patch. The key is really …
Growing things via seed can be challenging, but if you’ve got the right setup you’ll begin to love the process. In this post I wanted …
Mid Autumn is definitely the best time in our subtropical garden. This year it has been unseasonably wet, which has been good as it has …
May is when we finally start to see the shorter days, the cooler weather and it is truly a glorious time in the subtropical veggie …
Every gardener should know how to save seeds and in this post I wanted to share our process of how we save cucumber seeds. Avoiding …
Usually here in the subtropics, in December we pop the sweet potatoes in, maybe some corn and then let things go. It’s too hot, too …
End of Summer Vegetable Garden Tour in the Subtropics Read More »
One of the biggest things people struggle with is being able to have something to harvest every day. They want to know the secret to …
When I first started our garden here we had a clean slate. As space is limited, I vowed to only grow things we could eat. …
Why you should grow flowers in your vegetable garden Read More »
One of the first fruits I started to grow whilst renting was a blueberry. Many years ago blueberries used to be so cost prohibitive to …
If you’re a seed hoarder like myself, there is nothing worse than trying to propagate seeds and they are no longer viable even if the …
I have so many people say to me that they are terrible at raising things from seeds. I get it, it can be pretty easy …
Powdery mildew can be devastating to many crops and it is highly infectious so can spread quickly in your garden if you don’t get control …
Square foot gardening is an intensive gardening technique very popular in the US and UK. The technique was first introduced by Mel Bartholomew. The basic …
When we first moved to our block here, I thought long and hard about the positioning of our garden. I was considering sunlight in the …
Back in July 2021 our garden was featured in the gardening australia magazine. When the interviewer asked me what was my favourite gardening method – …
